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1. Turn Off Google Play Store Updates.

# Many apps get updated frequently and are really big downloads. It is recommended to turn of auto updates.do not auto update apps

Steps To Turn Off Auto Updates In Play Store are :

#1. Go to Play store.
#2. Open settings from the side menu. Step 3. Tap on Auto-Update apps.
#3. Select “Do not Auto-Update” or “Auto-update over WiFi only”.

2. Limit Background Data Usage.

#“Settings > Data Usage”. Here you can see the apps that consume most data, both foreground and background. If you don’t use an app much and it still uses alot of background data, or you don’t want a specific app to use mobile data, you can change it here. For example, if your Email app is syncing in the background, while you don’t need it to, you can turn it off to reduce data usage on Android.

3. Restrict Background Data.

#This means apps update and sync only when opened. Apps use data only when required. It should be noted that you may not receive notifications on time, but it saves a huge amount of data.

Background Data Can Be Restricted Using The Following Steps :

#1. Go to Settings.
#2. Tap on data usage.
#3. Open the 3 dot menu on top right and tap on “restrict background data”.

4. Use Compression While Browsing.

#A large portion of Android mobile data usage is Web browsing. Most people use browsers like chrome to visit a lot of heavy websites. But what users don’t know that many browsers have inbuilt data savings mode, which compresses webpages to reduce data usage on Android.

You Can Enable Data Saver In Chrome By :

#1. Open Chrome.
#2. From the menu, open settings.
#3. Scroll down to “Data Saver” and turn it on.

5. Disable In-App Auto Play.

#Many people stream music via apps like YouTube, Spottily etc. These apps have features like preloading and auto play which enable them to load videos in background and play as soon as you scroll to them. This feature is a huge data hogger. It is strongly recommended to turn such features for the apps that have them to reduce data usage on Android.